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Although not part of the official agenda of the Rochester 9/12 meeting last night, there is one last part to the coverage from last night. At the end of the meeting, there was an informal discussion concerning "does the NH Constitution allow for school vouchers" – what could be constitutional and what might not be? …
Almost done (Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3) – one more after this! Frank Guinta, running for US Congress in NH CD-1, was also one of the two special speakers last nite at the Rochester 9/12 meeting. Like John Stephen, he had the opportunity to speak to the crowd and then had an extensive …
Live blogging (after the fact)-Rochester 9/12 Project last nite – Part 4: Frank Guinta Read More »
Following along from Part 1 and Part 2, John Stephen was one of the two special speakers (the other being Frank Guinta). Here we see his talk to the crowd, the Question and Answer time, and then Dan Itse add a commentary on what the NH Constitution says on one of John’s answers (hint: John …
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Just because it makes no sense: The Speaker of the US House explains how unemployment creates jobs. This is the kind of stupid thinking that Carol Shea-Porter Supports. And After the ‘Every Dollar of Food Stamps nets $1.78 worth of economy” comment, this has to be one of my favorite dingbat, left-wingisms. Hint: The democrat’s …
Nancy Shea-Pelosi On….Honestly I have No Idea What This Woman Is On Read More »
Following on the initial ceremonies, we had the first two speakers: Jack Kimball, founder of the Granite State Patriots, co-founding member of the NH TEA Party Coalition, and ran to be the Republican nominee for NH Governor. He gave a short, crowd pleasing speech, exhorting the assembled to get out and vote and made the …
Live blogging (after the fact)-Rochester 9/12 Project last nite – Part 2 Read More »
Well, like I said last night, the Rochester (NH) 9/12 Project group had its meeting last night. No Wifi at the church meant no live streaming, but hey, there’s YouTube and Blip.TV. Jerry and Sue DeLemus were kind enough to invite the ‘Grok to do our stuff. Speakers included Jack Kimball, Dan Itse, Frank Guinta, …
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Got this via email today. Given that we endorsed Jeanie a while ago, I am pleased to post it up! Dear Editor, I’m a small businessman here in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire and voted for the first time using an absentee ballot. My choices weren’t hard for a few of the candidates running, …
A small biz owner: marking the ballot for Jeanie Forrester Read More »
Two key points of interest came up in polling over the past week… [#1] "Voters more likely to see Democrats as dominated by extremists" Did you hear that Marjorie Smith and Mary Jane Wallner? Did you? According to The Hill’s 2010 Midterm Election Poll, "likely voters in battleground districts see extremists as having more dominant …
This just in from Sarah Palin, the former Republican Governor of Alaska, former Republican Vice-Presidential nominee in 2008, and endorser of various Republican candidates today: When asked whether the TEA Party movement and the Republican Party will part ways, Palin responded "I think the machine within the GOP is going to understand that the …
and: Heh! This is just SO rich. BOTH sound like they are oh so reasonable with taxpayer money – after all, they only want to help others – with yet other peoples’ money. ANY attempt to limit their access to that last item causes them to recoil in absolute horror! The Pledge has been …
